Hardin Football Season Opens Thursday at Hawthorne Heights
Hardin Junior High football teams show promise ahead of Thursday September 30 opens at Hawthorne Heights versus Moberly. Seventh graders meet at 5:00 p.m. and eighth graders at 7:00 p.m. Coached by Ray Heaton Jim Kropf and Les Runnels the squad of eighty five includes thirty two seventh and fifty three eighth graders led by Principal Robert Eldridge.
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Hardin
Hawthorne Heights
Moberly
Ray Heaton
Jim Kropf
Les Runnels
Robert Eldridge
Mike Batty
Gary Biggers
Terry Biggers
Adramn Bradshaw
Robert Bramblett
Jon Brown
Pat Brundege
Marty Burkemper
James Cambell
Harold Carter
Thomas Chambers
Brad Cleeton
Roger Curtis
Gary Bick
David Fisher
Barry Fuller
Lester Gardner
Drew Harrison
Rick Haynes
Elton Henderson
Ronnie
Garfield's New Principal Edward Morris Aims High
Garfield School introduces Edward Morris as principal. A Central Methodist College graduate with a Missouri university masters in elementary administration, he previously taught at Mark Twain High School and Granite City Junior High. With 173 students enrolled, he balances teaching mornings with administrative duties afternoons and is married with an eight week old daughter, Carrie Dawn.
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Garfield
Edward Morris
Central Methodist College
Mr. Morris
Univerity of Missouri At
Columbia
Mark Twain High School
Granite City, Ill
Morris
Carrie Dawn
Newcomers To Mexico Schools List Students Across Districts
A long list of incoming students and staff from multiple states appears for Hardin Junior High Eugene Field and Hawthorne schools. Names cover Janet Raitinger Rhonda Bramblett Rayond Davidson Jo Ann Helwig James Hill Susan Hill Jane Holley Martha Littleton Charles Ransdell Denise Sims Bruce Stuart Ivan Wilkerson Don R Williams Michael Wiss Vicki Fishburn Rebecca Day Robert Price Darrell Cartee Rosie Sims Deanne Cartee Joel Moreau Meldina Collens Richard Gray Lisa Ward and many others with hometowns including Laddonia Springfield Jefferson City Perry Perry and more.
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Hardin
Janet Raitinger
Kennett
Rhonda Bramblett
Lowell
Ind
Rayond Davidson
Cypress
Calif
Jo Ann Helwig
Laddonia
James Hill
Susan Hill
Jane Holley
Summerville
Martha Littleton
Moberly
Charles Ransdell
Denise Sims
Springfield
Bruce Stuart
Albuquerque
N. M
Ivan Wilkerson
Glasgow
Don R. Williams
Highway Rill
Michael Wiss
Troy
Charles Bridgford
Paris
Vicki Fishburn
Mt. Vernon
Til
Rebecca Frank
Winnebago
Minn
Lela Gilliland
Houston
Tex
Drew Harrison
Moraga
Richard Hy
Karen Mosley
Auxvasse
Jonita Patton
San Pedro
Naomi Sims
Alice Wilkerson
Eugene Field School
Arla McAllister
Centralia
Jebbie Day
Fulton
Valerie
Martinsburg
Joel Moreau
Robert Bertels
Meldina Collens
Montana
Richard Gray
St. Louis
Lisa Ward
Edmonds
Wash
Mcmillan
Jerry Hightshoe
Billy Hightshoe
Johnny Hightshoe
Ralph Hightshoe
State of Texas
Vanessa Galbreath
Lavoris Galbreath
McCredie
Lori Hoffman
Kimberly Hoffman
Prairie Village
Kan
Ronda
Hawthorne and Field School Students Elect Officers
Sixth graders in Room 117 Hawthorne School elected officers Alan Kimbel Marcus Allen Belinda Mills and Jane Meine as room newspaper officers. Eugene Field School held Constitution Day with fifth graders Rodney Winter David Maupin Jane Hotep Christine Jackson Sharon Sheets Janet Graf Mike Pipes and Scott Andreson participating.
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Hawthorne School
Alan Kimbel
Marc Allen
Belinda Mills
Jane Meine
Marilyn Preas
Eugene Field School
Rodney Winter
David Maupin
Jane Hotep
Christine Jackson
Sharon Sheets
Janet Graf
Mike Pipes
Scott Andreson
Charles Vanlandingham
Originals By Individuals The Day My Clock Broke
A set of short student pieces from Hawthorne and Eugene Field schools showcases quirky tales. Matthew Stevens writes of a clock’s springs popping loose and a magical fix. Christina Thompson describes Buffy the talking dog. Terri Crockett details Buffy’s adventures. Penny Beamer shares home citizenship guidance. Michael Stoops narrates an invisible schoolday mishap. The Cerebral Palsy School notes mark a new enrollment and ongoing therapies.
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Matthew Stevens
Hawthorne
Buffy
Terri Lynn Crockett
Eugene Field
Penny Beamer
McMillan
Michael Stoops
Mark
Mary Beth
Mexico School Enrollment Steady Rise Drives Building Plans
The Mexico School System shows sustained enrollment growth since 1950, prompting four building programs over two decades. Kindergarten counts dipped from 247 in Sept 1970 to 234 this year, yet classroom needs remain, with average class sizes at 23 to 24. Secondary enrollment up, schools crowded, two rural campuses to close in June 1973, and expectations of higher enrollments as birth rates decline reverse.
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Mexico
Associated Press
The Star Spangled Banner and Good Citizenship Notes
A McMillan School excerpt discusses the Star Spangled Banner, its author Francis Scott Key, and the flag's meaning. It urges daily pledge, flag love, and respect, while sharing a student note about helping family, church, school, and siblings.
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Sheryl Donahue McMillan
Francis Scott Key
The Day I Could be any Size
A child describes waking to find changes in size from tiny to towering, then returning to normal by day end, noting the day’s excitement and wonder.
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Holly Hartel
Hawthorne
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